Watermelon rinds are packed with fiber. Eating these can help fight food waste and give you a nutritional boost.

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If you're familiar with large, sprawling farms full of watermelons, you may be surprised to know they can also be grown vertically for several good reasons.

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The first watermelons appeared in South Africa some 5,000 years ago. From there, they spread in popularity and by the 2000-year BC, they were cultivated and became an everyday food in ancient Egypt.